Comedy Blaps

This episode follows The Rubberbandits as they prepare for a big concert at the community center, hoping to impress a record company executive

Granddad thinks his sperm have gone back in time.

While Blindboy looks after Granddad, Mr. Chrome befriends a six-year-old boy named Ivan.

International One Man Mega Myth Nick Helm weaves his magic over an audience whilst performing his classic lost hit 'I Fancy The Pants Off Of You'. Featuring Cabaret Seating. Then, the love-lorn dreamboat Nick 'The Hit Maker' Helm performs one of his poems straight from his fragile, tattered heart. Finally, The Nation's heart-throb will not take 'No' for an answer - and he has '15 Reasons' to make you stay. Featuring specifically sourced props and extras.

nternational One Man Mega Myth Nick Helm weaves his magic over an audience whilst performing his classic lost hit 'I Fancy The Pants Off Of You'. Featuring Cabaret Seating. Then, the love-lorn dreamboat Nick 'The Hit Maker' Helm performs one of his poems straight from his fragile, tattered heart. Finally, The Nation’s heart-throb will not take 'No' for an answer — and he has '15 Reasons' to make you stay. Featuring specifically sourced props and extras.

nternational One Man Mega Myth Nick Helm weaves his magic over an audience whilst performing his classic lost hit 'I Fancy The Pants Off Of You'. Featuring Cabaret Seating. Then, the love-lorn dreamboat Nick 'The Hit Maker' Helm performs one of his poems straight from his fragile, tattered heart. Finally, The Nation’s heart-throb will not take 'No' for an answer — and he has '15 Reasons' to make you stay. Featuring specifically sourced props and extras.

One of Australia's most serious and busiest actors (also millennial illusionist), Claudia O'Doherty has come to the UK to make some viral videos for her family's travel agency. This episode, England is a lot of things, isn't it? Royalty, winter, apple pie. Scotland! Solitude. Get the real scoop on England from Australia's most serious actor, Claudia O'Doherty.

One of Australia's most serious and busiest actors (also millennial illusionist), Claudia O'Doherty has come to the UK to make some viral videos for her family's travel agency. The thing with Jack the Ripper is: he's a killer, but everyone in England loves him, but is also scared of him, and they still don't know who he is. So Claudia O'Doherty has decided to do something the English could never be bothered to do, and solve the mystery of Jack the Ripper once and for all.

One of Australia's most serious and busiest actors (also millennial illusionist), Claudia O'Doherty has come to the UK to make some viral videos for her family's travel agency. Time was invented in England so if you're going to travel there on holiday, it's important to know what time is. In this video, Claudia O'Doherty, Australia's most serious actor and millennial illusionist, attempts to unravel the mysteries of time.

It's Marcella's 30th birthday and this year she's determined to sort her life out. Luckily she's found a life coach who's prepared to help with that mammoth task. Written by and starring Roisin Conaty. Session 1: Marcella has to get to her first life coaching session... But first she has to work out whose bed she's in and why she's covered in fried chicken.

Session 2: It's time for Marcella to think about the future... Will she ever make it as a country and western singer?

Session 3: This week Marcella has really made an effort... Maybe, just maybe, she doesn't need a life coach any more...

Comedy series about two Foley artists, both called Roger, who haven't had a hit in years. With studio engineer Jeremy, Roger M's wife Pippa & only fan Jacob, they try to rekindle their career. Roger & Roger head to the studio to record sound effects for a remastered horror movie.

Roger & Roger record the sound of a depressed crow. Their rivals The Foley Trinity slag them off.

Roger H goes on a date, leaving Roger M at home with his wife Pippa.

A group of foreigners. A cramped flat. A sitcom where worlds collide. Denmark, South Africa, Ireland, Canada, Dagenham... They're not from around here, but that's the least of their worries. Min struggles with her Visa. Jamali struggles with group interest in his ethnic

Yasmine finds a shooter on the doorstep. So, what to do... ?

Muggers, chuggers, badgers... the flatmates should never have gone out.

Ryan demonstrates the art of lying, as he fibs his way out of attending his brother’s wedding, only to end up on a hot date instead.

At the end of a date with a beautiful woman, Ryan sloppily shows us How to French Kiss. And if you follow his lead, almost anything could happen.

When made to attend his brother’s post wedding celebrations, Ryan reveals some inventive ways you can escape dull conversation.

Kieran Hodgson wants to tell you all about the Yorkshire Moors. Expect thrills and moss.

First day on the job, Rose is thrown in the deep end when tasked with helping her boss print an office memo.

Rose becomes embroiled in a high stakes office interrogation when Post-It’s are illegally taken from the stationary cupboard.

Bloody Sam Campbell, winner of Melbourne International Comedy Festival's Barry award, has a few bloody skits for us in this Comedy Blap.

Fran Bushe thinks her vagina might be broken and she's determined to fix it in this Comedy Blap.

The only mixed-race kid in the village, 17-year-old Jas, realises she's different in this Comedy Blap. There's got to be more to life than just hanging around North Bloom, right?

Criminals beware: He doesn't know fear. He doesn't know shame. He doesn't know anything. And he absolutely will not stop. Meet Britain's baddest undercover cop - Detective Inspector Rufus Fox.

Introducing the world's most maggoty daredevil... welcome to the dangerous world of Evil Kweevil.

No-nonsense tycoon Business Mouse isn't going to let a little stumbling block like not knowing what a theme park is stop him from investing in a theme park.

From talking head poet to crazed lounge rocker, Nick Helm takes you on a musical journey through the highs and lows of man's wretched soul.

Surreal sketches from the wonky imaginations of Philip Burgers and Andrew Gaynord.

Lovelorn dreamboat Nick 'The Hit Maker' Helm performs one of his poems straight from his fragile, tattered heart.

James Kirk desperately wants to go on one date without anyone getting hurt. Instead he goes on lots of dates and loads of people get hurt.

Jamie Demetriou's tall characters are sturggling to be good at life... Lettings agent Stath goes about his day-to-day business - letting flats, catching rats and parking badly.

Time was invented in England so if you're going to travel there it's important to know what time is.

Marcella has to get to her first life coaching session, but first she has to work out whose bed she's in and why she's covered in fried chicken.

It's time for Marcella to think about the future. Will she ever make it as a country and western singer?

This week Marcella has really made an effort. Maybe, just maybe, she doesn't need a life coach any more...

Sam's breakfast is interrupted by a stranger using his washing machine.

Sam meets Phil.

Sam is hungry and feels like ham, but can he abide by the rules of the deli?

A group of foreigners. A cramped flat. A sitcom where worlds collide. Min struggles with her visa. Jamali struggles with group interest in his ethnic origin.

Yasmine finds a shooter on the doorstep. So, what to do?

Muggers, chuggers, badgers... the flatmates should never have gone out.

It's been 10 years since Tom (Max Olesker) has seen anyone from school, not least Brian (Ivan Gonzalez). But with DJ Pu$$y Lord on the decks (aka Mr Bentollis from IT), surely romance will flourish?

The night is starting to rock, as school bullies, school romances, novelty coconut liqueurs and formula milk come together in a heady brew...

A red bow tie, a broken bottle and a perfectly ordinary gas mask make someone's dreams go up in smoke...

Having been made redundant, and with her state benefits cut to shreds, a young woman with very little left to lose begins to build an illegal drugs empire. But Rosie Dawkins isn't your average street-dealing dope peddler – she's sharp, funny, biting – and, on top of all that, she has cerebral palsy.People have underestimated Rosie her entire life; if they're not patronising her for completing the most menial of tasks, they're pretending she's not even there. What better disguise could there be for criminal activity than being written off by the same system that exists to protect the law?